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Hove Town Hall, Brighton, Sussex. circa 1890
Man waiting in sidecar on a Sussex roadMan sitting waiting in a motorbike sidecar on a Sussex road, outside Sprinks Stores. Date: circa 1920s
Clayton Tunnel, Clayton, SussexClayton Tunnel, Clayton, Hassocks, near Brighton, Sussex, England. London and Brighton Railway Date: 1910s
Prams on Brighton BeachA mother and her young children play on the pebbled beach at Brighton, almost hidden behind three large prams Date: Early 1960s
Poster, Jersey AirwaysPoster, I m going by Jersey Airways, showing monkeys, a pig and a puppy rejecting alternative means of transport. Lawson Wood produced an number of posters for Jersey Airways which from its formation
New Brighton LighthouseLow tide at New Brighton, Cheshire, England, showing its fine lighthouse. The Isle of Man steamer is in the distance. Date: 1960s
Robin Maugham looking at a peep-show in BrightonViscount Maugham (author and traveller Robin Maugham) pictured looking at a Peep-Show machine in Brighton where he lived during the 1960s
Locomotive no 326 Bessborough 4-6-2 tank locomotive
Edward VII Memorial unveiling at Brighton and HoveThe unveiling of a Memorial to the late King Edward VII on the boundary dividing the boroughs of Brighton and Hove. It was unveiled by the Lord Lieutenant of Sussex, the Duke of Norfolk
Winston Churchill SchoolWINSTON CHURCHILL Pictured as a pupil at the school of the Misses Thompson in Brunswick Road, Brighton, second row, second from left, in November 1886
Brighton Pullman CarLondon Brighton and South Coast Railway pullman car
Paris-Londres - 1By rail and sea from Paris to Brighton or London featuring a beefeater and Tower Bridge 1 of 8
Guy Fawkes / Tar BarrelRolling a tar barrel on November 5th at Brighton
Photograph of Fitters Arms, Brighton, Sussex. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Corner on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details
Ovingdean Undercliff Walk. Date: circa 1932
Interior of the Aquarium, Brighton, Sussex. circa 1890
London / Brighton Veteran Motor Car Trials / Run, Brighton, EnglLondon/Brighton Veteran Motor Car Trials/Run, Brighton, Sussex, England. Date: 1905
The Pier & Ferry, New Brighton, Wallasey, EnglandThe Pier & Ferry, New Brighton, Wallasey, near Liverpool, Lancashire, England. Date: 1920s
Cub-Scouts, New Brighton, CheshireCub-Scouts, New Brighton, Wallasey, near Birkenhead, Cheshire, England. Date: 1933
Comic Postcard, Brighton, Sussex, England. Date: 1945
The Village, Bramber, SussexThe Village, Bramber, Brighton, near Steyning, Sussex, England. Date: 1900s
A grand cricket match at BrightonA grand cricket match was being hosted at brightons cricket ground, lot of spectators gathered to watch. Date: 1844
Princes Hotel, Brighton, advertisement WW1An advertisement for Princes Hotel, Grand Avenue, Hove facing the sea opposite the famous Hove Lawns, the favourite promenade of King Edward VII
Brighton Station, train to LondonThe Monday Morning Train to Town -- scene on the platform of Brighton Station, any week during the summer months, with men leaving for work in London while their wives and girlfriends stay behind
The Aquarium, Brighton Seafront, West Sussex Date: circa 1910
A most stupendous basking shark caught within one league ofAdvertising flyer for the public exhibition in London of a basking shark caught in Brighton
Portslade Industrial School near Brighton in Sussex, opened in 1902 to house children aged 7-15 placed there by magistrates for reasons such as vagrancy, begging, disrupting schools
Passenger engine, side elevation Date: 1846
Mobile CanteensA row of mobile canteens in Brighton. Note that one of the vans has Y.M.C.A. printed on it. 1940
Hotel Brighton - 218 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, France - facing The Tuileries Gardens. Date: circa 1910s
Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Electric Railway - a unique coastline railway running through the shallow coastal waters of the English Channel between 1896 and 1901. Date: circa 1900
Palace Pier, BrightonThe Palace Pier, Brighton, East Sussex, England, which was built between 1891 and 1899 and is one of Britains top tourist attractions. Date: late 1950s
South Coast of England - Pavilion, BrightonVictorian Glass Lantern slide from a series on the South Coast of England - Pavilion, Brighton. Part of box 218 Boswell Collection; listed, Boswell Collection Date: circa 1890s
Mr Morrison and his aeroplane on Hove Lawns, Brighton
Portslade Industrial School - GymGym with bars, ropes, mats and vaulting horse at Portslade Industrial School near Brighton in Sussex. The school opened in 1902 to house children placed there for reasons such as vagrancy, begging
Portslade Industrial School - DormitoryRows of beds and bedding in a dormitory at Portslade Industrial School near Brighton in Sussex. The school opened in 1902 to house children placed there for reasons such as vagrancy, begging
Locomotive no 37 Atlantic type express engine
Programme for the Brighton FestivalProgramme cover for the Brighton Festival, probably in 1951, Festival of Britain year, showing a giant and fairly slim Prince Regent looking approvingly at the Brighton Pavilion
The four men in charge of the signal box at BrightonThe four electrical signal men in charge of the large electrical signal box at Brighton which controls the passage of trains entering Preston Park, Brighton Station
Brighton / Brunswick SqBrighton, Sussex: boats off Brunswick Square
Brighton / Aquarium / 1905The Aquarium and Kings Cliff, Marine Parade
BRIGHTON / KINGs RD / 1905Kings Road looking west
Mackerel Fishing / 1847The Brighton Boats fishing for mackerel
Brighton HogboatHogboat used by the fishermen of Brighton, Sussex
The Brighton LifeboatThe lifeboat at Brighton, Sussex, is dragged into the water : the boat carries sails to assist the oarsmen if the wind is in a favourable direction
Brighton / Chain Pier 1841The Chain Pier, Brighton
Brighton / Rowlandson 1789Brighton, Sussex, known here by its old name, Brighthelmstone: the bathing place, with smoakers machines
Brighton in 1789 (Beach)Embarking from Brighthelmstone for Dieppe, part of a route from London to Paris advertised as ninety miles nearer than by way of Dover and Calais